Recession
The folks at Deadspin already had this covered and Fire Jay Mariotti looks to be back in business, but let it be known that Jay Mariotti is back for the New Year and he's proclaiming that the Internet is the wave of the future. Mariotti is also predicting a deep global recession, the U.S. voting in a black president., Ken Griffey Jr. being traded to the Reds and that one day, people will walk around with telephones in their pockets. Of course, his entire article is just more of the same bulls
The folks at Deadspin already had this covered and Fire Jay Mariotti looks to be back in business, but let it be known that Jay Mariotti is back for the New Year and he's proclaiming that the Internet is the wave of the future. Mariotti is also predicting a deep global recession, the U.S. voting in a black president., Ken Griffey Jr. being traded to the Reds and that one day, people will walk around with telephones in their pockets.?? Of course, his entire article is just more of the same bull
Chrysler's December U.S. sales plunged by more than half, and it sold 30 percent fewer vehicles in 2008, dwarfing the steep declines at the other major automakers, as consumers remained uncertain about the economy and their jobs. Chrysler said Monday its December sales dropped 53 percent because of the recession and fewer fleet sales, while Toyota Motor Corp. reported a 37 percent slide, and Honda Motor Co. said its sales tumbled 35 percent. Ford Motor Co.'s U.S. sales fell 32 percent in Decembe
"Congratulations! You now have time for lunch. (Somewhere cheap, of course.)" Michael Bierut on weathering a recession.
The holiday season is over, but this is Chicago ? winter is just getting started. When you make the decision to pile on layers of clothing and huff it down to the corner bar, you're going to want a brew that's worth the trek. Likewise, if holing up in your apartment and hibernating through March is your preferred cold-weather strategy, you'll need some winter beer to help you through the long haul. Here, our favorite choices to ease mid-winter blues:BFM La Dragonne at Drinks Over Dearborn ($19.99
Economists are warning that we haven’t seen the worst of this recession. As you consider your personal finances in these difficult times, we’re turning to a panel of experts to help forecast how businesses, consumers and the government are...
In these recessionary times, galleries are closing down, auction houses are getting millions less than normal in sales for even big-name masterpieces, and starving artists are starving even more. Recently we asked a few dozen artists and gallerists how they were surviving Great Depression II: The Internet Edition. Here's what they told us:Kirby Kerr, Rotofugi Designer Toy Store & Gallery: It's really too early to tell. October was definitely a little slower than normal, but we're running strong
Show off a little 5 steps to workplace security: 1. Stay plugged in at the office. 2. Perform. Perform. Perform. 3. Make yourself and your boss look good. 4. Don't whine about an increased workload. 5. Document what you do and your rate of success. Whether you are sitting in your cubicle or standing with co-workers by the coffee machine, you can see as well as anyone that the jobless rate keeps climbing: The workplace isn't as crowded as it used